Saving Kaptagat
Kaptagat forest is part of the Cherangany' and Elgeyo hills ecosystem , and is among the five water towers in the country. On ground, Kaptagat forest is a critical area providing water to counties in the Northrift, Western and Luo Nyanza regions. However in the past decade , Kaptagat forest has lost a significant part of its cover to human encroachment activities. Subsequently various stakeholders have decided to collaborate in order to save and restore this vital water tower.
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